Supercharged 410/408 stroker?

Well you're right... I don't really have any evidence to back that up. I just pretty much repeated things I've read and heard from others. Of course I don't like admitting this, but 'blowing hot air' doesn't help anyone. I say this because there are many others on this forum who do this as well and in the end it just clouds the air instead of clearing it. I apologize for saying anything untrue...

I just figured one would want extra peace-of-mind running high cylinder pressures from a supercharger. And the aftermarket R blocks are just better suited to ultra-high-performance forced induction duty than 30+-year-old factory pass.-car and truck 360 blocks that weren't really designed to house 4" cranks and boost. Plus I've got this strange desire for high-revving NASCAR engines, and I just like using as many of those components as possible to say I did LOL...
when compared with stroking a small chevy or small ford , putting a 4 inch crank in our 360 is a direct bolt in if you use the right rods. i say put a girdle on the bottom and crank the stock block to 15 pounds..... i bet if you bought the new mopar high nickle 4 bolt 340 block and a set of ported factory iron heads you could make it over 1000 horse reliably and not have to dish out huge cash on a r3 r5 and exotice cylinder heads ( even know we all wish we could) . oh yeah one of the great things about boost is you dont have to rev it to 9000 rpm to make horsepower like a nascar motor, you could make huge power and keep it all together well before 6500 rpm.............